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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
PENETRATED HIS BRAIN,
A Young Creole Fatally Wounded In =
Friendly Fencing Confess.


NEw ORLEANS, la, April l7.-At mid
night lsss night. John 7, Fernandez was
istalIy wounded by Harry Bernard in the
eCercle he Grand Assimes'' club room in
the French portion of this city. The club
is composed of young Creoles. and last
night half dozen OF is members met and
INDUCED excessively in a wine supper.
Fernandez and Bernard engaged in friend
ly fencing bout. Fernandez was much a
Better fencer and easily held Bernard down
until finally he became a.eless. and Ber-
nard became excited. He made a vigorous
lunge AZ Fernandez who parried, but was
struck under the left eye. The wound bled
slightly, and no attention was paid 10 il
until the injured man complained of pain
in his head. A cab was secured and the
whole psrty went 10 Charity Hospital 10
have the wound examined. They cot into
q row with the students and refused 10
give the name Of the injured man. One
student examined the wound. pronounced
it slight and refused 10 admit the party, who
were very boisterous. They then proceeded
10 the Hotel Drew and sgain created a dis.
turbsnce Then Fernando had now be-
come unconscious and was admitted. Three
physicians examined the wound, pro-
nounNed Ii fatal. aud hernandez died an
hour later. At the autopsy il was developed
that the point OF the foile entered the brain
and surgeons considered IL remarkable that
Fernandez lived as long as be did. When
the fOiles were examined by the police il
was found that TIE buttons were still on the
points. showing that the blade must have
been driven with terrific force. The par
ties are prominent and Bernard was ar
rested on charge Of murder.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18


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H,s a. sistic eentssi q > hnssh teE
she words hxat weigh oaagAplonshsH
la slFsed srElese< sltl nas 81 faisss oisnr-
.safs IA boaioH ils sact > s,z ssst g. eoc0r
.ithin fxs hpndfsa n,iiex ~ hex ! afk t<s-
lseen TIC 18Th aud 2psh oi Ass. ] g.sssea
my nrsi FORREST fof fiEhi thHt f~ss IA be fof
u U}5 siax sHd = 90 parse. sinnsF -
txas al AID ] understood pelt n AeAu
hfies possession which ~ Chained denotes
the warlas iigut weight ehsfnlsian, sne un-
deFstoOd II 1 defeated aim that Il Wa g.
come into nv possession. / sn, in Great
Britain. tie recognized champion II Tie
lgAs velEht class have been hess
TOR thres months nos, awaiting
al opportunity for q decisive battle with
tie champion q America. Is Il far and
sI,orfsmsnllks that Ls should oeny ms
aeeiing after signing articles An ] noi
badis treated when bt feE0diates hs match
With me. aud failing - make good he
pledge and written agreement, goes away -
canada on . sp2rfiog tour ! vii meet
Jack kcAuhfe IN q finish contest IA q ~eek,
two weegs or three wseks hence fof 81 .0oV
SIDE TIE affair - be managed
by gentieulen subscribers AID ths
winner 20 take the whole of
81 whsteyef purse they may give. am
not accustomed TO be dealt with IN SUN
lad faith a. yo1r American Champion has
exhibited toward nr To show thai 1 mesa
business my back.r. Pstses sheppard. en-
closes $50 ia suppsri Of new match with
McAullns which I trust ne viii have the
nianliDess 10 make and the manhood not 10
dishonor
signed JksES CskEKs.
Lightweight Champion OF England.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18


atssssez. Agr4 ~ TIE koskesoa
HeFcealiasai sosety hrld thsik 1esesaF
moathiy mestiag YESTERDAY silsFnoen =
besax ons 81 lhs i2Fsest sttentei nsesuexs
"a .as soTssss History. fFesiaent Il h
Hsls eAlies Is order Al clock rsse Win-
gtes 81 tae last msstiss wefe sapFaFea.
The reeonposna3li0u e the ConitE tsss ca
PFexfsaau.e gbsi ghs regular mssiDgs b.
esaa x.8 BEN The hrsl 6 ths lssl SATURDAY
IN the month ~as sdopted a. j. Ahltney
for the Commiitss on EzhitlioH reported
verbally, making soms sssgeslions ga i1s
beas6ls derived from holding exbioits Tie
4 scessi5n iarnsd % ihs relation of this
organ 1aIlon 10 TIE State society. After
Discussing the matter it Vas decided
- ofEani1s Gu3er the State las. A c0m-
mittee consisting II Aessrs q j. Whitney.
" NJ Collier snd ~. 4. b3sles wefe ap-
pointed 70 draw the necessary papers and
give the proper n0lloe. kailef statistics ot
trait aad market gardening MI be pro-
cured The next meeting vii be held 10
the country Nav z An effort Nlii ~ made
10 secure The council rJoms fog mesilnss.
Rates dropped a cent on lumber between
here ana tsnelnnati SATURDAY
C.eafings from this port Saturday were as
follows. Schooner L. h. shepafd Chicago,
10000 shingles. schooner Jesse Phillips.
Chicago, 10000 Zee; lumber schooner ;.
Thai Milwaukee $3.50 ieei lumber;
schooner A b. McDougail Alwaukee. 80
cords shinsie wood, schooner Hahsks
ShebOyesn, 81 eonis slabs propeller Temp
est. ChicBgo. 80 CO. Shingles propeller J.
C. Suit. Michigan City. 500e0o laih. 100 0o
feet lumber. Totai-5o0etV lath, $4,000
ieet lumber. $4,000 shingles. - cords OF
shingle wood and % cords OF slabs.
The loiai shipments from this port for the
past three daYs have been. 6.255 90 feet OF
lumber. so coo lath, 245 cords o. slabs and
80 cords of shingle wooI.
The following were the clearings Satur-
day from Port Sherman Schooner Eagle
Wing. Chicago. - 000 Zee. lnmbef. Schoon-
er Salins, Milwaukee IS cords slabs:
schooner W. \. Dunlap. Milwaukee. 100
cords slabs
The Bay mill starts up this morning.
VIM. Warsaw, better known as Indian
Bill" OF the Ottawa tribe OF Indians is no
doubt the best known red man on the Mus
kegon River. lie is 81 years of age, aud
came 10 Muskegon AZ wears ago when there
were only three white settlers here. One
had cabin by the big Michigan water. one
on the shore of Muskegon Lake, and the otLer
where Newaygo hill ROW greets the eve.
Bill says his relatives are all rich, including
Mart Ryerson. the millionaire lumberman.
for if Bill tells the truth Ryerson and be
married sisters. When asked if he remem-
bered the Campaus. the Grand Rapids
pioneers. he said, "Wah, old Buck buy
much iurs; young fellows not much good.
not much good" But old Bill is sad. His
squaw is dead and he is in Muskegon 70
drown his sorrows in the flowing bowl. He
still continues to trap every Winter ard
Spring on The Muskegon from Truskey's
Landing TO the Sand Flats. lie is well pre-
served and bids fair to be present al Muske
CONS centennial anniversary. DIETRICH.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
FROMOYER THEOCEAA
Al About Ens Row IA the En-
glish Parliament.
slgszRSGS IS REAllI | r0aiH0.
rfo~ he Was TAINTED ard jsersd 81
ths frish <snl 5srs--Fofcsd 20
Admit That fsis Soesch uas
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b.. AL ~ q fs...,..., a. -. 49,.
N1fA''f i't'' -'A't" ~ i,-" t-e 7eeNo
Al l1s hoase 81 lQulnons triday nls1t -
taaaq iae az II Great Britain a1i Irelaad.
=, -. ~. l..-.. +. s.l. 49,. 49,. 49,. .re.
aeiAtae A. tAe evening ep - ABOUT 1ii1-
u4lf. axe ths dehals al lhs week was sx-
tysn.is d.csrass a s.,. daH Atths tine
- 'P'''''"- ~94--S-
son csas1t TIE 1peazers sfe, having been
an hour rrssflafsIv sfsnrin< hls fhfshs
sifl his notes srss.is - r.....-.r,l Al tsr.
s4rl ai1n..st eisne il,lssiv. an s.nsisefln9
hila sell ssn-ralls =. RI ,s .ge-s -, fh,,rr.
he 4as als ~. rsa.lt-. A. I'm, 80 h-
4ot xeH INTO a -e-,.f t..l. - ....r.l fi irx.--
All OIL ealunstes a. wairh 49, Tar'e.
la.sbef ana caeered I'D then he pra...-s-,l
a. fece4t fhe e1ar..e, "a aomrlfeify With
murder sLIch ff. Jfass. nSR.a.rer hss
re-n s.-esxa.i-s - fha ostsf turo otorfh.
i n-ed ace le-,- .fs a. lenxft a., se,n@ nat
folloasd .r.a = ~ sav that the tslurani
Nas handl..l aud th-etti@d ia = usnee-
raat aslanis ,et uef oslv BIC, haf a. Gov
eminent M ths SPEAKER. He afa.s.f A.
murder o. anlv commiited suicide. Jhs
co4rsgr. ororln,ifut. and asmne~s with
uhicr H-slg a5t S..Etan acted saa ill.,. ar
tuutH of Tie r--t of the irish partv IA spite
of al ths thr-afeo~d esn.esuere..s al .f,e.er-
g.ffioa 10000 f1-,x 49,. .r,r.-b ..lt of .ll
her en.trs-s iae.pfiu. zauasarson who
IA nof sxf..f ,nrs r.-isfar,- ia the 6-.f
s,I.e. anf tt-o tnougbt fbreafs ~ runi.b.
iueur would deter the Irish rom bs-
htvinr ~. aee 80 eomofe,4Iv al
tee lri.h u4aser, trismrb thar h
Vs. virtually sgr-e.i before fh. Horss adj
iaslrneJ fhat rae yot. sn.n- ding Healv
.honfI y. r.-..ln4ed ana a,5-r tne Hons.
sf-9arre.l q ses ssttsd between seton
snl fea Fov.ran,snt ubiy- fhat tbs conrsa
.hontt - f,ssr. ~ 49,. sittin,, an Nonsay
NJ Va vel nnaarsfood ara tss dreisi an I
nay 49, ". sar.n Al onc- ia fns lcbbv
ritt-io< tse aivision al Hsalvi. rs.on
90 49, No. =. - f~ish n.-r, ,,r.s-
1of w,rfd felloer 81. sv.n,,,i.. no. .l9oss,b-
- bat me bv one uafil - l,as M an hsd
rsllsa SarnderSor A lar ara Vas exr,sIl-d
~ h anf fba knovyledye al thi. la.t no
dousf eontrtosfef ~, ~. ...ftlae..nt :, <,iva.,
a. fa.llv I'm. aetlon ofths -oeaxer IN a.
IouIns <aunlsrscr n, r,axs 80 sh.r..e ~.
rroducffv4 ~ ~ lsa.t ons oo.,a r-s,,is
- baf.,,.r r,.v ~. ,hongh. ~ Il olhsr,s;s'.
Fbaf ros,,it ,-.s 80 -an, 4..-.on 80, 81
withdrew hi. charge withdrew be,.n.e AZ
he ..id he Could not snbstanr.sls (. =
eonfe.sio, vhich Hoaliv dis,o.a. ~ btn, "a
. ~,liti..i.,, 80 -, ur.i,-h. .;th ~ t,-gli, \
r,',r.. .nd ,-rastIv so,6.rrsssss HE al dr,i-.r.
on A.. (,overrr,.r,t haprh r'ri4av r;c6,
n. - tbe ebao,bsr Or the iol,bv ara - ,n-
-, a. a. 80 49,. o1s he NAT w. i.h
rsAp9hers ubo rsIlsd bis, - biS sss,h /. la
la coxrrd Althouvh crowd ~ r.sc,-
Re-s we're standing bv he nevsr said vors
I'm replv. he Went over 20 the refresh r,ent
bar siill pale AZ death and after .,wbiI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

CHICAGO. April l7.-"Buckskin Charlie, -
otherwise Charles Plant, one Of a tsnd OF
cowboys exhibiting at the West Side Mus
cum. this afternoon accidentally shot and
probably killed NJ. W. Irwin. of Brighton
Psrk bystander asked Plant if his pis-
tol was double acting and Plant responded
by working the trigger when the weapon
exploded and struck irwin. who stood a
few PAGES away. Plant insists that some
curious spectator slipped cartridge into
his pistol. irwin Is IN a critical condition.
Plant detained BY the police pending in
Quirv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
MICHIGAN'S BETTER HALF.
The Upper Peninsula EnjoyIn. an Unpre.
cedeated Boom.

stelg..ss so ~ VtNtssAs-stSN-a.
MARQr ErTE, April l6.-The whole Upper
Peninsula is beginning TO hum with bust
ness activity. Contractors are rushing rail-
road extensions, vessels are trimmi lg and
preparing for approaching navigation ore
trains are flling the pockets Of the docks
and the outlook for a tremendous business
i exceediDgiy faitering. i careful inquiry
st reliable sources shows that the total out
put of the thirfy-one mines on this range
fer 80 vii. reach tie Astonishing figures
of 1900 tons. Every railroad will be
axed to its utmost 20 carry this ore. What
ever the result OF the Interstate Commerce
oil on our manufactured products. the
offensive long and short haul clause viii lnOt
aiIect our gre1. mining interests.
TIE Northwestern Esilroad Company
VII. run oae hundred and eighteen trains
daily on their Peninsula division. while the
". II. & o. will fIiy equal that number,
with the D. NJ 4 M well up IN the process
SION
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
F . f1-
NOT a BAD LITTER ANYWAY.
The ~rhundsrer" Attempts 20 sustain IL
Attack On PsrnelI

Loyuov. April s--The TYnss in proof or
S. assertion that the conclusion Of an
agreement between parnellisn and Crime
Is shown by documentary evidence. points
20 fse sinie letter. which IL publishes.
sixned 'Parusll' and supposed 10 have besn
addressed t0 Parties Essan 20 psc'fy his sub
o. 4 na1es ar the time when Mr.. psrnpH
unoHcsliy denounced The pbnnix Psrk
mur6ererk The letter reads j sm not sur
prised az vour friends anger bat hs and
von shouI know that 20 deDopnce the
murder VAS the only course open 10 Bs. To
g. tEaf pfcmptiy was plainly Our best
potcy
The letter also While rssrei'inz ihe mar-
der ~ Gaysntisa. ext,rssses tie opinion q
The writer thaf Bg-kf got only whsf - e.
served Tee efser - strange hand not
~ al rssenlni ~ that of Mr. Tarneii. huf
the s.enataTe. 0rica is cerfre ed over is lae
top % ths nexf leaf of psper on which the
letter s writer. is fhsfies s. FsrueI1.
sd tie Inference = fhsf the letter anf sig
nature j. either written Ia dIsgIises hana
OF dicfaied
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
"PAR6ON" DAVIES PET.
"The Stranger" Ready TO Wrestie Any
body for rsy Amount.

CHICAGO, April l7-Charles l.. Davies to-
night issued the following challenge to
wrestlers: He will back Evan Lewis. The
Stranger" for $500 or 81 900 sgainst Thomas
Connors, of Pittsburg, at catch-as-catch. can
wrestling. best two in three. or three in i've
falls, the match to take place in Chicago or
Piitsburg, in two TO Eve weeks from date Of
challenge. This offer is open to any wrest-
Ter, Connors preferred.
Lewis IS anxious 10 wrestle Greek George.
but declares the latter is afraid OF HIM. Arthur
Chambers, who expressed dissatisfaction
with Actons defeat and desire for another
match for $500 or 81, GOO, two points down,
has not yet made his offer good. Lewis
SAYS be Is anxious TO meet Acton for large
sake and the championship of the world.
The ..Parson" also desires TO back Jack
Carkeek against Greek George. the match
TO take place in Chicago or Milwaukee.
Should Connofs, Acton or the Greek desire
n match they can be accommodated By no
tifying the "Person," and the latter will
cover any forfeit deposited.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

80 80 Lincoln frsoss - ths irish Va.
ttnasi iea-us-
LrScaEy, Neo. April IA largely a.
tended meeting Of the Lincoiu branch Of
the Irish Natouai League was held t0aay
II Fii1.ersid r 80 The rswlv elected
Mayor Of the city. Hon. A. r sawyer. vice
president of thu branch presidsi H0t-
John Fftrgsrs.3 Frssisent 81 the Irish Va
'ional Lsagfls I Amsrie1. aud Hon Patrick
Ezan we're ~ ~ prsesnt. TIE fr.loVinz
rys0iuto,. II srosea ~ Hon. = J fuiier
Vas ynau1 ,agsiy ard enthusiastically
pas~ i
,esoitel. That We. The rnemaers of toe
IRIS, NHiorai Issgueof Auerica. 9eronrCe
a. a lonl srd nismous sientsr on the Fnsn4-
hsrs ~ orr ls' are throughout America and
on the Fssifent Of ths branch. Hon Pat
rics EEln. fi r. s-esemeuf o. MAJOR Ssunder-
son n tha + 1c 81 House ~ commons on
Fridav righ - whcn he referred O. Nr
Ezen' election - fhs National Convention
in Boston. to fi . Presidency ~ tba 'easue
"a ~ election & t1e ucsnion of President
Of the Clan-N Ns-Gssl Mnrisrers Associa-
fiF,r
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
WILSON BARRETT BaNQUETTEO.
He 10 Very well Pleased With the Treat
ment Accorded Hfua In Asnerics.

NEw YORK. april 17.-Wilson Barrett
tie grest English actor, closed his shcrt
season in New YORK at the Star theatre last
night. The enthusiasm which has attended
his appearance nightly reached a climax
after the curtain fell on the last scene OF
The LAZY OF Lyons The audi
ence rose enmssse and cheersd
and waived their handkerchief
aad called for a speech. Mr.. Barrett said
among other things thar be had been fairy
and kindly treated oy American journalism
IN general. and that the hospitality be ha1
everywhere received and the enthusiasm OF
his audience were proof 20 BIN that the
people we're right and the few carping crit
ics who bad maliciouSiy represented him
were Eronx NJ. Bsrrett's American en-
xagsmeut has nssn decided social
artistic and financial success. Miss Esst-
lake shared the houors with With him
After the Performance last nigh. farewell
hsnquet wss given 90 Mr. Barrett bv Mr.
Henry Welcome az Delmonic0s. II was
a very recherche affair Mr. BarreftretgrDed
his wsrrnest thanks for the Intellectual
sympathy. the zsnuine hosp. tai iity and what
b. said ts could Aniy cal tie true affection
that Ae bad received in America.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
SUNDAY FIRES y .s~ YORK
firssaaa Radis fsarnea DoEsss tre-
sasssa saa Ns0sgssFrrs se0reasa.

A firesaas hadis taofnes DoEsss Gre
sasssa saa Newspaper se0reasa.
kEw oRs. April Il --Ai H. oo.ook tAls
nloTniRg ihs one-ssofs slahle 30. e&s ana
60 Wesi Thirty nnh-s,. was loi4ily az
stroyed by tire loss GA hg.lainr sad con.
tents. x0oa Thres aorsee feiaea st
Sl ts,o sert aiss hafne1 a. death
During fire IA the tse.slsTs buiid.ne
ltO v esi kieFeDth-si. fhis saofainf FRANK
T. BULLOCK who lived 0n iAs third fioog
wss severely barnsa sboai tsls faos snd
hands.
Al a. this morning q nfe heiieFs3 a. be
of lnoendisfy orlgln. broke out on ths seo-
onc fi0of u the ffs story building No
Frank iori-st- ooeupiee ~ tEe Nes hoik
krsiaag. The lower hours were ocoapiso hs
she lNev YORK ffeaia and tht Aes Aolk
hetae.s. ihs iess on siock machinery aud
busldinF is estimated a. t2u o1a auo . only
partly covered By Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
AN EvaSiVE REPLY.
what the Interstate Commissioners Say TO
Theatrical Managers.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE following has
been received in answer 10 the petition sent
10 the Interstate Commerce Commission
by the meeting of theatrical managers in
this city last week. 1t is signed by Chair
man Cooley:
Yours OF the 9th inst. inclosing petition
on behalf of the association you represent
has been laid before the Commission. In
reply am instructed to say the Commission
does not undertake 20 say in advance what
rates railroad companies shall or shall not
make TO any class OF organization of per-
sons. but will consider any complaints pre-
senting actual controversies when the rates
actually made are supposed by parties COM
planning 10 be inadmisssbie under the law.
This response in substance has been made
70 many applications similar 10 your own.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

1asFaea Alsl' i+ Iht thfuslsaea siefe
sasssslsesss z.s4ks lssps = essnf are aes -
ssks F.l@ee tAstn Aaseushis kAsEhis a
..bas si0es tls.sslilsis ael seaaf see siass
llasy Has lstsnsi - ttss sslors 4n4 sfee.
Ia0eulk a lhf es,msfgiss ApssGntea - ia
tsiet Assstably Ae ~ aeZs.ea a. serf -
vera - s.saks ae of,sciiaIs a. fhs boss
e1kssa ~. Ioaa i4lzernf wash ssrs -
oelsea ana fst IL tno saae las niEti q bf
cssi tanlssFIes nlofntnk thf rscE srIsfff
thai tlls lasSaiactupels ec<ITs g. isEct silrni
lnte kiriks l'ellauks lreas ls sisaf sns ths
stocks i4fes ana - e.alstln Hilt9 81 sosk iAef
hops g. pisos thsW iH fs'sii3aA 81 a.,npei
them ~ keef tie slaf3 ,llsN -. 1ausaef lo
prove thsss haiti The manufacturers 81
ths contrary expfees eTe4l delight wllh the
ascislon Ihs leen have simea al Il IL
ls0sxtoie thsl sew / ai0z use1 SKIS ars uai
hniFhts oi i.abof mas refuse a. eFt "a fte
onnoxaops nsftsrns Si5e walk o8i toDorfos
bus tie nnusheF vii be- % slasi ,ii,a ss1 looslg
afiect TIE st0l4
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

Nrw YoEg April 1.-THE body Of the
murdered girl a. Railway has been identi-
fed - tns' Of Anna Christine Larsen, .
Danish girl who arrived in New York from
CoYenhseen March "a IN quest Of former
lover. Car Wolf with the hope that he
would repair wrong which she asserted he
bad done her Wolf hss disappeared from
the farm ncar Bossslle y J.. whore be xss
working. and is being sought for on the
supposiiion that be is the murderer
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
lie VIII frrhr Him

NFw YoRK. April ls.--Jsck MoAulifi, the
light weight champion Of America, is out
with challenge 10 james Carney. the light
weight Champion of Great Britain. Nc
Auiifie says Il will night fou TO q finish,
according 10 QasseDsbury rules IN a twenty
four-fo0t ring. The stakes must be 81 coo a
side and silver belt hsve posted 500
with The editor of the Sporting Times as =
forfeit 10 bind the match. As the champion
of Americs replying 10 challenge ] claim
the right 70 name the fighting ground a.
well as tlie place al which the match IL 20
be made. will meet you or your repre-
sentative n the sporting fsn,es Office any
day you name. Yours truly,
geHN McAUIITFE,
Light Weight Cham mpion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
INSTRUCTIONS TO UMPlRES.
President Young Explains the New Rules
for Their Benefit.

WAsRINGToN, April l7.--President \. T.
Young, of the National League, has pre-
pared circular of instructions TO the corps
of Umpires appointed TO serve during the
coming championship season. Special at
tention is called to the changes with regard
TO the pitchers position and delivery OF the
ball. Emphasis is also laid on the fact
that an Umpires decision can only be ques-
toned by the Captain of team, and then
only upon an alleged misenterpretation OF
the rules. Questions of fact cannot be
raised. Mr.. Young draws distinction be-
tween the dead bali" and the base on hit
by pitcher A dead ball counts among the
five necessary TO send a man 10 base. How
ever. a catch cannot be claimed by the
back stop when the ball sticks in the
catcher's mask. Mr.. Young reoites a num-
Der of subterfuges adopted by famous
players and cautions the Umpires against
Them. lie concludes by laying the injunc-
tion upon the entire staff 10 use their eyes
to the best possible advantage, and above
all things 70 keep perfectly cool under all
circumstances.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
rns PADDOCK CAST.
Amer Twenty tear nours DsliheFsts.s a
Ssrs Fails A. Aersr

tftsf FNsHFF fHNT H0UFF I7NITIl17I FIIFE FIF
ssrs Fails A. Agree.
Sioux Cu2. Iowa April ILL., After being
out twenty four hours fhs jury ia Tue oass
Of Arensdorf. charged with the murder Of
Rev. hsddock. wss discharged Al noon To-
day. The foreman SAID Thai eleven faYoged
soquiithl. snc ~ only 0nt showed siusborD
ness there was YET hope ~ AL agreement
fhereupon Depuis . C0nUeil rose and nsic
be Wa the stubborn lurymsn referred to,
that hus opinion was matter al Judgment
and conscience iletween him and bls God
and that. Il the lafy should remain osi rse
weeks. he could not discard y kaf he con-
Eioened right op.aion for . wrong onf
Judge lewis then discharged the Jury.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
FlsE IN a COAL PIT.
Thrse Men Ipst-The Eatrie- sealed to
ou@nch the Flames


ouench the Flames
CoxvELtsvIItE, Pa. April 1.-THE upper
pit at The Davidson Coke Works AZ this
piacs caught ere about noon yesterday
The miners all escaped bat q German
named Paul Nssle Abou; , clock two
rral hauiers. hoder and Shaamau with
tt-ir teams entered pit which has cnn-
necficn with The one IN which the ere
orig mated. The msn. careless or iEnoTsnt
~ their danger drove into Sc passs -.
ugriag their absence the IRE nlr lsed.
sendinz uu volumes ~ fame sn1 gas shut
tinx aff theis escane. All of the men lesve
Families The lremen worked a. night
without Success. frYlag 20 check. the Gre.
ca srcount 81 the strong drfught the err
s-sss - the pit ware sealed today sus the 10.
iiaatfons are that Toe fre - abafi-E i1
violence a powerful mine tan . beng
erected ART tv tomorrow morning it Is
baped they Niii have things IN read cess 20
ehaazs he air current and reseh the hrs
The sfocrage - the mine n r6t shut
down the coke works ss the company has
another vein of coai.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
Tn. President Partially rromi,ea.

WAsHISGFox. April i7.--Senaiors Hawley
and Piatt, accompanied by ex-&ayor YORK
today TO invite him TO attend the dedication.
June L. Of the soldiers memorial monu-
menf. The President said he expected 90
leave Washington some time ~ May and
would visit New Haven at fhefims suggest
ed II possible. The deiscstioa siterwaris
called upon Secretaries Whitney and
Endicott Gen. Sheridan and others on a
similar -rranf
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

NEu YORK. April l7.-Three hundred
shoemsksrs formerly belonging 70 the
Knights II labor formed sspsrsts union
today. and viii spply for sdrnisslon 70 the
Federation Of f2boT The froubie grows
ouf ~ TIE strike ~ HsDans shoe fsctorr
Prank Csmrbeil. Hansn's foreman refused
70 order fi-e stTike Whsn told 70 10 60 bT the
District Assembly. lie bss H0r vifhdrsvn
taxing 80 o. ais shoprsiss With him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

PEovTDETcE. r T.. April l7-AieKan3ey
Hsskins. sgsd s. . patient IN the Insane
Department of the safe Insttnaou =.
Cranston. vss fonnd desa IN bis room yes-
fsr3sF morning. Charles WaNsce sge1
- vho rooa,ed uifh hin4 has made an IN
coherent statement irt.csfaz tass b
ksea Hassins bT tha noing his bad
sfsinst tae aooT durin9 the niEhf Wa
lscs = an epaiptsc ard Hsskins suffered
from nelsnch1iis. TIE tragedy is tls re-
suit q the ovefc~orsiag in tae fns.statioa.
masking il Necessary 70 pat two rs tents 10
eark rafas